Jean and I discussed her journey to Penelope, her family's immigrant journey, how Penelope designs content & education, do-it-yourself investing apps, risky asset classes like crypto, raising capital, and much more.
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Fintech One-on-One is hosted by Fintech Nexus Chairman and Co-Founder Peter Renton and began in 2013, making it the longest-running fintech podcast. New episodes continue to be published on its own dedicated website here.
In this conversation, we chat with Jarred Ward, CEO and co-founder of Twisp.
In this episode we talk with Eytan Bensoussan, the CEO and founder of NorthOne, where we discuss small business banking and what small business owners really want from a fintech.
In this conversation, we chat with Will Beeson, who currently works at Standard Chartered Ventures.
Chip and I discussed his journey to starting GoalBased Investors, how BlackRock enabled the founder mindset, why Chip decided to move to the startup world, investor education, crypto as an asset class, raising money as an older founder, and much more.
In this episode we talk with Dee Choubey, the CEO and co-founder of MoneyLion. He shares how they are rethinking customer engagement, changing the form factor of finance, navigating the bear market in fintech valuations, going all-in on NASCAR and much more.
Michael Tambone, VP of Strategic Services, Epsilon, joined Todd Anderson, Chief Content Officer, Fintech Nexus, to discuss rethinking customer experiences during a downturn.
In this episode, we talk with the co-founder and CEO of Pinwheel, Kurt Lin, about the importance of real-time income and employment data and the different fintech products they have developed through their technology.
How to blow up a $32B crypto exchange, with Binance Labs MD of Token Engineering, David Shuttleworth
In this conversation, we chat with David Shuttleworth, the managing director of token engineering at Binance.
In this episode the CEO of Convera (formerly Western Union Business Solutions), Patrick Gauthier discussed cross border payments and why business payments is primed for serious innovation